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Thousands of subreddits of the Internet's most popular forum, Reddit, have gone private to protest a change in its API pricing. What is all the fuss about, and is it possible to resolve the standoff?

The moment we've all been waiting for has finally arrived: we are thrilled to announce the release of AdGuard v4.0 for Android! This version is packed with a huge number of epic updates. Let's see what's inside.

A journalist was spied on by TikTok because she let her cat loose on the video-sharing platform. How did this happen? And what can you do to limit social media tracking and your chances of being spied on?

Google has recently increased the number of ads in Gmail, placing them not only on the sidebars and banners, but also in between emails. Many Gmail users didn't like the changes. But why is Google doing this? We explore.

Are fears of the ultimate AI takeover and impending robot apocalypse overblown? Maybe, but some of the news certainly make you nervous.

Amazon, Meta fined for privacy breaches; free VPN leaks data; Mozilla ads spark backlash as OpenAI warns of... AI risks.

The first day of summer marks a special occasion: AdGuard's birthday. Our company celebrates 14 years! We have a few surprises waiting for you: spectacular discounts and a fun game made in collaboration with Midjourney.

Hundreds of millions of users may have fallen victim to a strain of spyware that can steal sensitive personal information. Learn more about it and how to protect yourself against it.

Google’s ultra-long goodbye to third-party cookies — the once unbreakable pillar of web tracking — is inching closer. But their “privacy-friendly” replacement is flawed. Learn how to mitigate the risks and how we are responding in this article.

A company is giving out good-sized smart TVs for free. However, there’s a catch: you have to pay with your personal data. Is this a fair exchange or a devil’s deal?